Applications des lasers à l'étude de l'atmosphère

Mégie, G.

doi:10.1051/rphysap:01979001402036900

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Rev. Phys. Appl. (Paris)

1979

DOI: 10.1051/rphysap:01979001402036900

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Applications des lasers à l'étude de l'atmosphère

G. Mégie¹

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“…Introduction. -The determination by laser soundings (lidar technique) of physical parameters and minor constituent concentrations in the atmosphere is a continuously expending experimental field [1]. The usual spectral requirements on linewidth and line positioning accuracy for atomic or molecular spectroscopy are more difficult to fulfil duel to the use of high energy pulsed lasers with narrow line emission necessary for remote measurements.…”

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Wavelength stabilization and control of the emission of pulsed dye lasers by means of a multibeam Fizeau interferometer

Cahen¹,

Jegou²,

Pelon³

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Wavelength stabilization and control of the emission of pulsed dye lasers by means of a multibeam Fizeau interferometer

Cahen¹,

Jegou²,

Pelon³

et al. 1981

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Versatile high-power single-longitudinal-mode pulsed dye laser

Bos¹

1981

Appl. Opt.

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A versatile high-spectral-energy density dye laser suitable for lidar applications and high-resolution spectroscopy is reported. The dye laser includes an oscillator and preamplifier and two amplifier stages. With transverse pumping by the second harmonic of a Nd:YAG laser, an efficiency of 55% was achieved at 589 nm, providing 165 mJ in a single-longitudinal mode. Second harmonic generation results in a dye laser-to-UV conversion efficiency of 33%. Optimization of dye solutions covering the 565-880-nm range is presented. The laser was also pumped with a ruby laser, producing an output energy of 400 mJ at 770 nm.

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Applications des lasers à l'étude de l'atmosphère

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Wavelength stabilization and control of the emission of pulsed dye lasers by means of a multibeam Fizeau interferometer

Wavelength stabilization and control of the emission of pulsed dye lasers by means of a multibeam Fizeau interferometer

Versatile high-power single-longitudinal-mode pulsed dye laser

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